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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1933
Page
4
A mixed word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with cryptic definitions and references to explorers and natural features. Readers are invited to fill in shared letters, uncover names, places, and objects across a grid format common to late 19th or early 20th century puzzle pages.
Mrs Lon Woods and Irma visit Mrs Harry Bolt while Eva McCall stays in Blevins with Ed gar Leverette. Preaching at the church next Sunday includes a special quartet and invites all. Mr and Mrs Harry Bolt guests of Jess Woods Sunday. Clib Thomas was in the community Sunday. Mrs L W Cullins and Ruthal Mae were guests of Nellie Leverette Saturday in Blevins. Alden Houser J A Cullins and son were in Prescott on business Thursday. Mrs J A Cullins visited Shellie Cullins Sunday afternoon.
In Cincinnati Ohio the Rev Vasila Balanescu 58 continues to lead St Andrew's Greek Orthodox church Sundays while working weekdays at a carpenter's bench making cabinets. He says he is happy with the job and would not give up the ministry despite members quitting payments to support him.
Brooklyn nurse Miss M Ratner reports using Kruschen for four months and losing 35 pounds while feeling healthier. The ad touts a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and promises a four week bottle costs a small sum with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The Star announces candidates for the Democratic primary in Hope City with action set for February 23. The notice lists contenders and the race context as part of election coverage.
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